TRACK DAY INFO: (Other)

Other Info For Track Day

I found this some other place...Just want to share it!

Gear
helmet
gloves
earplugs
leathers suit
back protector
boots
socks
suit liner (under armour)

Tools
sockets
allens
ratchet
front and rear stands
combo wrenches
tape (for headlights if needed)
zipties
sidecutter/dykes
extra bolts, screws, washers
extra parts(clipons, pegs, levers, etc)
ramp

Fluids
Oil
Brake fliud
water for your bike (distilled/water wetter)

Misc
faceshield cleaner
extra rags
extra clothes
BIKE KEY (bring the spare key just in case)
gas can (with some gas..)
ez-up/canopy
chairs
water/gatorade (1/2 & 1/2 mix works wonders)
Food (I pack 1 loaf of bread, lunch meat, mustard, pretzels. Chips and filling!)
advil (other pain reliever)
cash
camera
extra tie downs
sunscreen

Optional
Generator
Tire Warmers
Battery Charger (I've had a battery die at the track)

• Don’t forget the portable air tank or air compressor, tire filler, and air pressure gauge in the tools list.
  

• Ear plugs are essential in battling fatigue believe it or not. It actually takes a lot of energy out of you processing sound all day long. You will feel more focused on the sounds of your bike and not the bikes around you as you ride, and will have more stamina through the day.
  

• On a hot track day, tossing wash cloths in your ice chest works well forhelping to cool you down as well between sessions.
  

• Spare parts always a plus in case of a minor incident. Clutch, brake levers, rear sets, etc...
  

• If you're running warmers don’t forget the extension cord and multi-outlet power strip to plug them in.
  

• Oh, and I'll say it again, don’t forget the key to your bike!!!
  

• You don’t have to safety wire unless your racing. usually track days all you need to do is tape or remove lights and mirrors and replaced coolant with water. Actually that depends on the organization that is hosting the track day. The ones I've been to make you safety wire the oil filter the oil fill plug and drain bolt. the fill plug and drain bolt can also be siliconed.
  

• That's been my experience as well. Most organizations, you don't have to do much of anything to run beginner class. Make sure your bike is well maintained, and you have the right gear, grab some masking tape and you're good to go, as far as tech is concerned.